Aaaaaamazing people skill customer service. All the guys are great. They got the job done at a…read moregreat price.

They quoted my customer $7,000 for a clutch job. The parts were $250 and book repair time 8 hours…read more So they are currently charging $850/hr for labor. Complete scam artists.

Best place in Missoula to take your vehicle. The shop is honest and cares. Will has run the front…read moredest for years providing excellent customer service and David is an outstanding mechanic and knows his job . I would recommend asking to use him.

Very friendly, cheerful service at great prices! Used this service for many years as a Toyota…read moreowner. Only place in town for Toyota people to get superior service at a decent price.

We have had good work done here before, but recently had a disagreement. Happy to report that it…read morewas resolved to our complete satisfaction. Tom C.

Had to bring my 07 Subaru in for the inevitable leaky head gaskets. The estimate was reasonable and…read morethey got me an appointment and finished the job ahead of schedule for less than the original quote!

I was just doing some due diligence before purchasing a used car, and I had already made a verbal…read moreagreement with the seller to buy it, when I called Transolutions to get a reference on the car. The guy at Transolutions said "well If I knew it was for sale, I would have bought it! I might go over and outbid you, haha". Too bad they weren't joking. I had already made an agreement to purchase the vehicle from the daughter who had it listed. The mother has dementia and didn't know or remember that her daughter told her that she already agreed to sell it to me. Brian went over right away and convinced the mother to sell it to him. He had to have gotten the keys and Title from their friend who had already agreed to meet with me a few days later. Clearly he felt the need to hurry and go buy it as soon as possible before I had the chance to wrap things up. He knew full well that he wouldn't have even known it was for sale unless I had called Transolutions asking about it. According to him, he said "if anyone's in line before me to buy it, sell it to them", but the granny didn't remember that her daughter already told her it was sold. I pointed out to Brian that he was literally going against his own word, and his response was that it was "God's will". I asked Brian if he was a good God-fearing Christian, and he said "of course!". Sorry Brian, but I really don't think Jesus would approve of your slimy behavior. If someone is willing to act like this as an individual, I doubt they'll have any integrity in running a business. Unless you want to support a lying, shady dirtbag, then I guess go ahead. Be sure to ask him about his very godly christian values when you see him!

I don't think l've ever been more humiliated at auto shop in my entire life, actually at any…read morebusiness my entire life then here. They were extremely rude. Both the manager and owner. They were not upfront with their prices on everything and verbally humiliated, and degraded us...

Had leakage could not determine the cost. They spent several days reviewing all possible causes…read more Could not discover the cause but said when it occurred again, I can bring the car back.

Spoke to Josh at Honesty Automotive and without even bringing my vehicle by yet he was very helpful…read moreand kind. Went out of his way to discuss options with my vehicle and offered helpful solutions.

I've been a customer of Wes's Wagons for around two years now. He's honest and does great work. His…read moreprices are very reasonable and much cheaper than a dealership. I assumed I needed shocks and struts on my Tiguan. I called Wes, he gave me a quote and had me bring the car in. He called me to let me know I didn't need shocks or struts, however there was a different issue that needed fixed. That actually cost less than the shocks and struts I thought I needed. He could have easily made more money off of me by just replacing what I thought I needed. Honesty goes a long ways. I recently had a head lamp go out. I called Wes up, he had it in stock. I brought the car in, and he put the bulb in right away. I know he's a busy guy so for him to stop working on other projects and help me meant a lot. If you're looking for a great mechanic for your Volkswagen I highly recommend Wes.

I have a diesel 2012 VW Sportwagen. Wes responded to my call immediately, got me in quickly and was…read morehonest and fair in all things. I thought here was a suspension issue -- Wes said no, but there was a tire bearing loose. Great value, great service -- all around recommend.

Very responsive and honest. Came out same day to look at our truck. He even gave us a ride into…read moretown to replace a part we no longer needed. He had all the equipment to work on our truck and fixed the problem quickly. Highly recommend this mobile service!!

I spent roughly 2.5 weeks dealing with this shop and it sure was frustrating. But I walked away a…read morehappy customer, planning on returning when I need more work and recommending them to friends and family. The story: One day, my car wouldn't start. I had the battery, alternator and starter checked and all worked fine. So I'm thinking it's the fuel pump. I call around to get quotes and these guys were the cheapest and actually the closest to me, very ideal. So I bring my car in and they spend a couple days testing it, realizing it's not the fuel pump. I drive a Nissan Xterra, not the most straightforward of builds that can be difficult to diagnose/repair. Anyway, they diagnosed it as needing a new Relay Fuse Box. Installed, returned to me and again, could not get my car started. Back to the shop, another week or so of diagnosing - thinking it's a wire somewhere not grounding - and finally... an answer. The ECM needs replaced - any time it gets cold, the car won't start, but warm it up with a hair dryer and BAM, starts right up. They were able to find a used one for $100 vs. $900 for a new one. Risky but could save a ton of money. Spent a couple more days trying to reprogram the used ECM with no luck and even brought it to another shop over the weekend to see if they could do the reprogramming, still nothing. At this point, I had already made an appointment with the Nissan dealership, thinking it needed an expert at this point and appointments were a week out anyway. Conclusion... took this used ECM to the dealership and they had it installed and reprogrammed within 2 hours. So this shop charged me the $470 for the initial Relay Fuse Box part and labor, spent another 2ish weeks diagnosing and getting me the affordable ECM deal, giving me the ECM to take to the dealership and even refunding me half of what the dealership charged to finish this whole process ($240 dealership cost is $120 as half refunded). This was the nicest, most honest shop I've ever dealt with in 14 years of driving (I'm only 29) and did their very best with this whole headache of a car repair. They even gave me rides to work and home a couple times! I can't even tell you how many hours they spent on my car in total, way too many that I was never even charged for. Highly, highly recommended. You won't find better people to work on your car!

Great small shop with fair prices. Nice staff and pretty fast with repairs and other services…read moreavailable. Been here twice and would continue to take our car there.